House For Sale £825,000
Grade II listed Family Home.
Description
Woodmancote Farm is a lovely Grade II listed family home that sits in the heart of Woodmancote. A conveniently placed village on the edge of Dursley. The farmhouse was originally built in the 1860’s from traditional local stone. The house offers a wealth of character and charm throughout, including a washing copper in the large sitting room.
The living space is split over three floors, upon entering the ground floor you enter the sitting room. The room benefits from a vaulted celling, two large windows looking out to the garden and a log burner. Also, on the ground floor you find the farmhouse kitchen with traditional aga, flag stone floors and pantry. The dining room sits just off the kitchen which could also be used as a study. You will also find a utility and cloakroom.
The first and second floors comprise two bedrooms on each floor. The large principal bedroom benefits from a shower. Bedroom two is also found on the on the first floor. The large bedroom three is found on the second floor and making the most of it's high ceilings there is a very useful mezzanine floor. The family bathroom and 4th bedroom are also up on the second floor.
There is a large wrap around garden with multiple outside seating and dining areas. At the top of the garden is a very useful and large garden shed. Also attached to the house is the garage. The drive is owned by Woodmancote Farm, the neighbour has rights to cross it but not to park in it having one space on their property.
Location
The market town of Dursley sits on the edge of the Cotswold escarpment where it drops off towards the Severn Vale and the River Severn. Dursley’s main watercourse is the River Cam and the town has attractive woodland and countryside surrounds. The well known towns of Tetbury, Cirencester and Nailsworth are nearby, each able to provide any day to day amenities.
The market town of Dursley sits on the edge of the Cotswold escarpment where it drops off towards the Severn Vale and the River Severn. Dursley’s main watercourse is the River Cam and the town has attractive woodland and countryside surrounds. The well known towns of Tetbury, Cirencester and Nailsworth are nearby, each able to provide any day to day amenities.
Square Footage: 2,134 sq ft
Additional Info
Nailsworth 7 miles, Stroud 10 miles, Cirencester 21 miles, Cheltenham 13 miles, M5 (J14) 9 miles, London (Paddington via train) 1h 10mins (all mileages are approximate)
Services = Mains water, electricity and drainage. Gas central heating.
Local Authority = Stroud District Council. Tel: Council Tax = Band E
Photography = Taken August 2022
Description
Woodmancote Farm is a lovely Grade II listed family home that sits in the heart of Woodmancote. A conveniently placed village on the edge of Dursley. The farmhouse was originally built in the 1860’s from traditional local stone. The house offers a wealth of character and charm throughout, including a washing copper in the large sitting room.
The living space is split over three floors, upon entering the ground floor you enter the sitting room. The room benefits from a vaulted celling, two large windows looking out to the garden and a log burner. Also, on the ground floor you find the farmhouse kitchen with traditional aga, flag stone floors and pantry. The dining room sits just off the kitchen which could also be used as a study. You will also find a utility and cloakroom.
The first and second floors comprise two bedrooms on each floor. The large principal bedroom benefits from a shower. Bedroom two is also found on the on the first floor. The large bedroom three is found on the second floor and making the most of it's high ceilings there is a very useful mezzanine floor. The family bathroom and 4th bedroom are also up on the second floor.
There is a large wrap around garden with multiple outside seating and dining areas. At the top of the garden is a very useful and large garden shed. Also attached to the house is the garage. The drive is owned by Woodmancote Farm, the neighbour has rights to cross it but not to park in it having one space on their property.
Location
The market town of Dursley sits on the edge of the Cotswold escarpment where it drops off towards the Severn Vale and the River Severn. Dursley’s main watercourse is the River Cam and the town has attractive woodland and countryside surrounds. The well known towns of Tetbury, Cirencester and Nailsworth are nearby, each able to provide any day to day amenities.
The market town of Dursley sits on the edge of the Cotswold escarpment where it drops off towards the Severn Vale and the River Severn. Dursley’s main watercourse is the River Cam and the town has attractive woodland and countryside surrounds. The well known towns of Tetbury, Cirencester and Nailsworth are nearby, each able to provide any day to day amenities.
Square Footage: 2,134 sq ft
Additional Info
Nailsworth 7 miles, Stroud 10 miles, Cirencester 21 miles, Cheltenham 13 miles, M5 (J14) 9 miles, London (Paddington via train) 1h 10mins (all mileages are approximate)
Services = Mains water, electricity and drainage. Gas central heating.
Local Authority = Stroud District Council. Tel: Council Tax = Band E
Photography = Taken August 2022
